Glenn Hegar
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
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Agency Type: Tenant

A Providing Agency is a state agency or institution of higher education that occupies or manages a state-owned building and is responsible for paying utility bills.

A Tenant Agency is a state agency or institution of higher education that occupies a building managed by another party and is not responsible for building renovation projects. A tenant agency may or may not be responsible for directly paying utility bills.

Agencies may have multiple office locations throughout the state and can be classified as both Providing and Tenant agencies.

Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs

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CONVENTIONAL FUELS Gasoline & Diesel
ALTERNATIVE FUELS Bio fuel, Natural Gas

AGENCY PROGRESS REPORT

Utility and water have been reduced due to the agency having people work remote or rotate days in office.

EMPLOYEE AWARENESS PLAN

To support energy efficiencies at this location, Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs has partnered with Texas Facilities Commission in order to implement cost saving devices where applicable, including water usage. We encourage employees to recycle, turn off lights, computers, and office equipment when leaving offices. We continue to ensure heating and air condition vents are not blocked and report water leaks immediately.

Consider your cleaning options. For the most energy savings in a commercial space, consider:

  • Team cleaning – Janitors move as a team, floor-by-floor through the building, and switch lights on and off as they go.
  • Occupancy sensors – Motion sensors automatically switch lights on when janitors are cleaning and switch them off when the floor is vacant.
  • Coordinated effort – Janitors coordinate with security crew to walk through the building and turn off equipment inadvertently left on by tenants.
  • Day cleaning – Janitors clean during the day when lights already are on.

(Source: Building Owners and Managers Association International)

The inclusion of an entity's information here confirms that the Comptroller received the submitted information, but does not verify the accuracy of the data. Specific questions or concerns regarding an entity's energy planning and usage should be directed to that entity.

If you have any other questions, please contact us or call 512-463-1931.

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